Sentence examples for revitalising of from inspiring English sources

But, like a drug company with its pipeline, he has been developing replacements, from the restructured YSL to the revitalising of veteran brands such as Balenciaga.

Darling should say that the stronger growth he is projecting will come from a revitalising of manufacturing, a long-term energy strategy, improved flows of credit and a boost to investment.

The first pulse flow, an eight-week release of, was initiated on March 21 , 2014 with the aim of revitalising 2350 acre of wetland.

In the revitalising sprawl of Long Island City, PS1 exhibits a more youthful strand of contemporary art in a big and stylishly repurposed school building.

It was a sad way to end what had been a fantastic tournament for Pocock and his band of Wallabies, reborn these past few weeks under the revitalising leadership of Michael Cheika.

I'm giving them all a revitalising draught of delicious, refreshing Coca-Cola.

But what those numbers cannot capture is the drama, the sheer revitalising bliss of it.

Both claimed their success was due to the revitalising effects of Cordyceps sinensis Demand for it leapt, creating a caterpillar rush in the process.

A win for this film, deemed too risky to finance by numerous funders, would be a call for the revitalising powers of cinematic daring.

A revitalising blend of pink grapefruit, rosemary and juniper berry essential oils, this bath and shower oil will leave you fresh and invigorated, even if you're rising long before the sun.

Lead guide Carlos Mose (who also doubles as a drummer in a metal band – "We sing about Native issues, broken treaties, things like that," he tells me) explains the revitalising effects of a night in a hogan: "Each morning, it's like being reborn out of your mother's belly – a fresh start, a new beginning".